Method for wavefront measurement of optical imaging system based on grating shearing interferometry

ABSTRACT

A method for wavefront measurement of optical imaging system based on grating shearing interferometry, the grating shearing interferometer comprising: a light source and illumination system, an optical imaging system to be tested, a one-dimensional diffraction grating plate, a two-dimensional diffraction grating plate, a two-dimensional photoelectric sensor and a computing unit. The one-dimensional diffraction grating plate and the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate are respectively placed on the object side and the image side of the optical imaging system to be tested. By collecting N sets of interferograms with a 
               2   ⁢   π     N         
phase-shifting interval (where,
 
               N   =     2   ⁢     (       fix   ⁡     (       ceil   ⁡     (     1   /   s     )       2     )       +   1     )         ,         
s is the shear ratio of the grating shearing interferometer), combined with a certain phase retrieval algorithm, the influence of all high-order diffraction beams on the phase retrieval accuracy is eliminated, and finally the wavefront measurement accuracy for the optical imaging system is improved.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The subject application claims priority on Chinese patent applicationno. CN 201910183243.6 filed on Mar. 12, 2019 in China. The contents andsubject matter of the Chinese priority application is incorporatedherein by reference.

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

The present invention relates to optical measurement, particularly, aphase retrieval algorithm and device for wavefront measurement of theprojection lens of lithography or other optical imaging system that arebased on grating shearing interferometry.

BACKGROUND ART

The grating shearing interferometer has the advantages of common path,no need for extra ideal reference, high precision, high sensitivity, andsimple structure. The phase-shifting interferometry is introduced, wherea series of interferograms with different phase-shifting amounts areacquired by moving the grating laterally, and then the wavefrontaberration of the system under test is obtained.

For shearing interferometer, the high-precision phase retrieval is thepromise for obtaining high-precision wavefront measurement.

Unlike the two-beam interferometry, in the interference field of theshearing interferometer, due to the diffraction of the grating at theobject plane, there are multistage high-order diffraction beams, andinterference can occur between these high-order diffraction beams.Although the coherence of the light source is modulated by using anincoherent light source and a grating at the object plane, theinterference between the high-order diffraction beams is suppressed, andthe interference field is simplified to some extent. However,interference of high-order other than ±1st-order beams and 0th-orderbeam still exists on the receiving surface of the detector, whichseriously reduces the phase retrieval precision.

J. Braat et al., “Improved Ronchi test with extended source,” Journal ofthe Optical Society of America A., Vol. 16, No. 1, pp:131-140 (1999),proposes a grating shearing interferometer improved by an extended lightsource, which uses only the interference between ±1st- and 0th-orderdiffraction beams for phase retrieval, without considering the influenceof high diffraction orders. As the numerical aperture of the opticalsystem to be tested continues to increase, more and more high-orderdiffraction beams occur in the system. When the method is used for phaseretrieval, a large number of system errors is introduced, whichseriously reduces the phase retrieval accuracy.

Yucong Zhu et al., “Shearing Interferometry for at wavelength wavefrontmeasurement of extreme-ultraviolet lithography projection optics,” Jpn.J. Appl. Phys., 42, pp. 5844-5847 (2003), discloses filtering high-orderdiffraction beams by using a double-window mask to ensure that only 1st-and 0th-order beams participate in the two-beam interference. Thedisadvantage of the method is that when the shear direction or the shearratio is changed, the mask filter needs to be replaced synchronously,resulting in inconvenient measurement operation and increasing thecomplexity of the mechanical structure.

Both Yucong Zhu et al., “Method for designing phase-calculationalgorithms for two-dimensional grating phase shifting interferometry,”Applied Optics, 50(18), pp.2815-2822 2011) and Chinese Invention PatentNo. 201410360070.8 use interference between ±1st- and 0th-order beamsfor phase retrieval. The commonality of the two is that the phaseretrieval accuracy is improved to some extent by eliminating theinfluence of ±3th- and ±5th-order diffraction beams on the phaseretrieval through a certain algorithm. However, for the presence of±7th- and higher-order diffraction beams, the method still cannoteliminate the effects of these high-order diffraction beams.

For measurement system of shearing interferometer with large numericalaperture, there is no grating shearing interferometer system withouthigh-order diffraction beams which is simple in structure and convenientto operate, and there is also no phase retrieval algorithm and methodfor eliminating high-order diffraction beams.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies ofthe prior art, and to provide a method that can eliminate the influenceof all high-order diffraction beams in the grating shearinginterferometer system except the ±1st-order diffraction beams, andcompletely eliminate the system error in phase retrieval process. Themethod of the present invention can determine the requiredphase-shifting step number according to the numerical aperture of theoptical system to be tested or the shear ratio of the shearinginterferometer system, and has the characteristics of high phaseretrieval precision, large measurable range of numerical aperture, andadjustable shear ratio of the grating interferometer.

To achieve the above object, the technical solution of the presentinvention is as follows: A method for wavefront measurement of opticalimaging system based on grating shearing interferometry, the gratingshearing interferometer used by the method comprising: a light sourceand illumination system, a one-dimensional diffraction grating plate, afirst three-dimensional stage, a two-dimensional diffraction gratingplate, a second three-dimensional stage, a two-dimensional photoelectricsensor and a computing unit. The light source and the illuminationsystem output spatially incoherent light, the one-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate is fixed on the first three-dimensional stage,the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate is fixed on the secondthree-dimensional stage, the one-dimensional diffraction grating platecomprises two sets of linear gratings with 50% duty-cycle, thetwo-dimensional diffraction grating plate comprises a set ofcheckerboard grating, and the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor isconnected with the computing unit; establish xyz coordinate, where, theZ axis direction of the coordinate is along the optical axis directionof the system, the X axis direction of the coordinate is along thegrating line direction of the linear grating 102 on the one-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate, the Y axis direction of the coordinate isalong the grating line direction of the linear grating 101 on theone-dimensional diffraction grating plate, and set the motion axes ofthe first three-dimensional stage and the second three-dimensional stageas X axis, Y axis and Z axis respectively; the method includes thefollowing steps:

(1) the optical imaging system to be tested is placed in the gratingshearing interferometer, the light source and the illumination systemare located on the object side of the optical imaging system to betested, and the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate is located onthe image side of the optical imaging system to be tested; the firstthree-dimensional stage is adjusted so that the one-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate is located on the object plane of the imagingsystem to be tested; the second three-dimensional stage is adjusted sothat the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate is located on theobject plane of the imaging system to be tested;

(2) the phase-shifting amounts are determined according to the shearratio s of the grating shearing interference system: first, the maximumdiffraction order is determined as

${m = {{{ceil}\left( \frac{1}{s} \right)} - 1}},$and the diffraction orders of the grating shearing interferometer systemare in turn as follows: ±1, ±3, . . . , ±(2n−1), where n is the totalnumber of positive high-order diffraction beams or the negativehigh-order diffraction beams in the shearing interferometer system,

${n = {{fix}\left( \frac{m + 1}{2} \right)}},$the function ceil(X) returns the smallest integer greater than or equalto X, and the function fix(X) returns the biggest integer less than orequal to X; then, the number N of moving steps of the two-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate when the interferogram is acquired isdetermined according to n, N=2 (n+1), and a movement of thetwo-dimensional diffraction grating plate is determined as

$\frac{i}{N}$checkerboard grating period (i=0, 1, 2 . . . N−1);

(3) the first three-dimensional stage is moved so that the first gratingalong the Y axis direction of the grating line on the one-dimensionalgrating diffraction plate is moved to the position of object side fieldof the optical imaging system to be tested; the second three-dimensionalstage is moved so that the checkerboard grating on the two-dimensionaldiffraction plate is moved to the position of image side field of theimaging system to be tested, and the diagonal direction of the square isalong the X axis direction or Y axis direction;

(4) moving the second three-dimensional stage along the X axis directionaccording to the aboved mentioned

$\frac{i}{N}$checkerboard grating period (i=0, 1, 2 . . . N−1). After each movement,the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor acquires a interferogram

${I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)},$transmits it to the data processing unit, and obtains a total of Ninterferograms. Performing Fourier transform on the light intensity ofeach position in

$\begin{matrix}{{{I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)}\text{:}{I_{x}(w)}} = {{FFT}\left( {I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}} & (1)\end{matrix}$calculating the argument of I_(x)(w) component when diagonal frequencyof frequency domain is 2π according to formula (2), and the gradientphase φ_(x) of the X axis direction is obtained:φ_(x)=angle(I _(x)(w=2π))  (2)Wherein the function angle (X) returns the phase angle of a complexelement X.

(5) the first three-dimensional stage is moved so that the secondgrating along the X axis direction of the grating line on theone-dimensional grating diffraction plate is moved to the position ofobject side field of the optical imaging system to be tested; performingthe same movement of the second three-dimensional stage along the Y axisdirection. After each movement, the two-dimensional photoelectric sensoracquires a interferogram

${I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)},$transmits it to the data processing unit, and obtains a total of Ninterferograms. Performing Fourier transform on the light intensity ofeach position in

$\begin{matrix}{{{I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)}\text{:}{I_{y}(w)}} = {{FFT}\left( {I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}} & (3)\end{matrix}$calculating the argument of I_(x)(w) component when diagonal frequencyof frequency domain is 2π, and the gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axisdirection is obtained:φ_(y)=angle(I _(y)(w=2π))  (4)

(6) by unwrapping the gradient phase φ_(x) of the X axis direction andthe gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axis direction, the differentialwavefront ΔW_(x) of the X axis direction and the differential wavefrontΔW_(y) of the Y axis direction are respectively obtained. The wavefrontreconstruction algorithm of shearing interference is used to obtain thewavefront aberration of the optical imaging system to be tested.

In the method for wavefront measurement of optical imaging system basedon grating shearing interferometry of the present invention, the periodof the one-dimensional grating on the one-dimensional diffractiongrating plate is the period of the checkerboard grating on thetwo-dimensional diffraction grating plate times a magnification of theoptical imaging system to be tested.

The technical effect of the present invention is that the phase shiftbetween the high-order diffraction beams and the 0th-order beam isrealized by moving the two-dimensional grating diffraction plate locatedon the image plane, and the interference of these high diffractionorders can be eliminated by the phase-shifting algorithm. The precisephase retrieval is achieved, and the accuracy of the wavefrontmeasurement of the optical imaging system to be tested is improved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic of the detection device of the wavefrontmeasurement for grating shearing interferometer;

FIG. 2 is a schematic of the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate.

FIG. 3 is a schematic of the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate.

FIG. 4 is a schematic showing the relationship between the shear ratio sof the grating shearing interferometer system and the numerical apertureN.A.

Reference numbers in the figures refer to the following structures:1-one-dimensional diffraction grating plate; 2-first three-dimensionalstage; 3-the optical imaging system to be tested; 4-two-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate; 5-second three-dimensional stage;6-two-dimensional photoelectric sensor; 7-computing unit; 8-light sourceand illumination system.

DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF THE INVENTION AND EMBODIMENTS

In combination with the figures and the embodiment hereunder, thepresent invention will be described in detail, but the protection scopeof the present invention is not limited to the figures and theembodiment described below.

The grating shearing interferometer system used by the method forwavefront measurement of optical imaging system based on gratingshearing interferometry disclosed in the present invention is shown inFIG. 1, and the system comprises a light source and illumination system8, a one-dimensional diffraction grating plate 1, a firstthree-dimensional stage 2, a two-dimensional diffraction grating plate4, a second three-dimensional stage 5, a two-dimensional photoelectricsensor 6, and a computing unit 7. The light source and the illuminationsystem 8 output spatially incoherent light, the one-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate 1 is fixed on the first three-dimensionalstage 2, the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate 4 is fixed on thesecond three-dimensional stage 5, and the output of the two-dimensionalphotoelectric sensor 6 is connected with the computing unit 7.

The xyz coordinate is established as follows. The Z axis direction ofthe coordinate is along the optical axis direction of the system. The Xaxis direction of the coordinate is along the grating line direction ofthe linear grating 102 on the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate1. The Y axis direction of the coordinate is along the grating linedirection of the linear grating 101 on the one-dimensional diffractiongrating plate 1. The motion axes of the first three-dimensional stage 2and the second three-dimensional stage 5 are set as X axis, Y axis, andZ axis, respectively.

The first three-dimensional stage 2 is used to move the two lineargratings 101 and 102 on the first diffraction plate 1 to the center ofthe object side view of the optical imaging system to be tested 3.

The second three-dimensional stage 5 is used to move the checkerboardgrating on the second diffraction plate 4 to the center of the imageside view of the optical imaging system to be tested 3, and performspecific movement along X axis direction and Y axis direction of thetwo-dimensional diffraction grating plate 4.

The two-dimensional photoelectric sensor 6 is a charge coupled deviceCCD or a CMOS sensor, and the detecting surface receives shearinginterference fringes generated by diffraction orders of the checkerboardgrating.

The computing unit 7 is used to collect and store interferograms, andperform process and analyze of the interferograms.

FIG. 2 is a schematic of the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate1, including two linear diffraction gratings, which are the firstgrating 101 along Y axis direction of the grating line and the secondgrating 102 along X axis direction of the grating line, respectively.The period of the linear diffraction grating is P1, and the duty-cycleis 50%.

The first grating 101 and the second grating 102 are phase gratings oramplitude gratings.

FIG. 3 is a schematic of the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate4, which is a checkerboard grating with a period of P2 and a 50%duty-cycle. The checkerboard grating is composed of a square grid, andthe diagonal direction of the square is along the X axis direction or Yaxis direction.

The checkerboard grating is a phase grating or an amplitude grating.

The period of the linear grating P1 and the period of the chenckerboardgrating P2 satisfy the following formula:P1=M·P2  (1),wherein M is a magnification of the optical imaging system to be tested3.

FIG. 4 is a schematic showing the relationship between the shear ratio sof the shearing interferometer system, the numerical aperture NA of theoptical imaging system to be tested 3, and the period of thecheckerboard grating P2. The shear ratio s is defined as the ratio ofthe diffraction angle to the angle with full aperture:

$\begin{matrix}{{s = {\frac{\beta}{\alpha} = \frac{\arcsin\left( \frac{\lambda}{P\; 2} \right)}{2{ars}\mspace{14mu}{\sin({NA})}}}},} & (2)\end{matrix}$wherein β is the diffraction angle of the 1st-order diffraction beam,and a is the angle with full aperture of the beam.

Based on the grating shearing interference system described above, onlyhigh-order diffraction wavefront with odd-order is generated afterpassing through the checkerboard grating of the two-dimensional gratingdiffraction plate 4. Combining with the first linear grating 101 or thesecond linear grating 102 on the object side of the one-dimensionalgrating diffraction plate 1, the spatial coherence of the light field ismodulated such that there is only interference between the 0th-orderbeam and other high diffraction orders in the light field, and there isno interference between these high diffraction orders. The interferencefield received by the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor 6 can then bedescribed as:

$\begin{matrix}{{{I\left( {x,y} \right)} = {A_{0}^{2} + {\sum\limits_{m = {- {({{2n} + 1})}}}^{m = {{2n} + 1}}\; A_{n}^{2}} + \cdots + {2{\sum\limits_{m = {- {({{2n} + 1})}}}^{m = {{2n} + 1}}\;{A_{0}A_{m}\gamma_{m}\mspace{14mu}{\cos\left\lbrack {{\phi\left( {x,y} \right)} - {\phi\left( {{x - {m\;\Delta}},y} \right)} - \alpha_{m}} \right\rbrack}}}}}},\left( {{n = 0},1,2,\cdots}\; \right),} & (3)\end{matrix}$Wherein A₀ is the amplitude of the 0th-order beam, A_(m) is theamplitude of the mth-order diffraction beam, α_(m) is the optical pathdifference between the mth-order diffraction beam and the 0-order beam,φ(x,y) is the wavefront to be measured, γ_(m) is the degree of coherencebetween the mth-order diffraction beam and the 0th-order beam, m is thediffraction order, and A is the offset of the 1st-order diffraction beamrelative to the 0th-order beam.

Assuming A₀ is 1, the A_(m) and γ_(m) coefficients satisfy the followingrelationship:

$\begin{matrix}{A_{m} = {\gamma_{m} = \frac{2}{m\;\pi}}} & (4)\end{matrix}$

For small shear conditions, the phase between ±1st-order beams and0th-order beam is as follows:cos[φ(x,y)−φ(x−Δ,y)]+cos[φ(x,y)−φ(x+Δ,y)]≈2 cos(dφ·Δ)

Let dφ·Δ=φ, φ_(m)=φ(x,y)−φ(x+mΔ, y), then formula (3) can be furthersimplified as:

$\begin{matrix}{{I = {{I\; 0} + {a_{1}\mspace{14mu}\cos\mspace{14mu}\varphi} + {\sum\limits_{m = 3}^{m = {{2n} - 1}}\;{a_{m}\left( {{\cos\mspace{14mu}\varphi_{- m}} + {\cos\mspace{14mu}\varphi_{m}}} \right)}}}},\left( {{n = 2},{3\ldots}} \right)} & (5)\end{matrix}$

Where,

${{I\; 0} = {A_{0}^{2} + {\sum\limits_{m = {- {({{2n} + 1})}}}^{m = {{2n} + 1}}\; A_{n}^{2}}}},$α₁=4A₀A₁γ₁, α_(m)=2A₀A_(m)γ_(m). When a phase shift δ is introduced, theabove equation can be described as:

$\begin{matrix}{I = {{I\; 0} + {a_{1}\mspace{14mu}{\cos\left( {\varphi + \delta} \right)}} + {\sum\limits_{m = 3}^{m = {{2n} - 1}}\;{a_{m}\left( {{\cos\left( {\varphi_{- m} - {m\;\delta}} \right)} + {\cos\left( {\varphi_{m} + {m\;\delta}} \right)}} \right)}}}} & (6)\end{matrix}$

The method for wavefront measurement of optical imaging system using theaboved described grating shearing interferometer of the presentinvention includes the following steps:

(1) the optical imaging system to be tested 3 is placed in the gratingshearing interferometer, the light source and the illumination system 8are located on the object side of the optical imaging system to betested 3, and the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate 4 is locatedon the image side of the optical imaging system to be tested 3; thefirst three-dimensional stage 2 is adjusted so that the one-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate 1 is located on the object plane of theimaging system 3 to be tested; the second three-dimensional stage 5 isadjusted so that the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate 4 islocated on the object plane of the imaging system to be tested 3;

(2) the phase-shifting amounts are determined according to the shearratio s of the grating shearing interferometer: first, the maximumdiffraction order is determined as

${m = {{{ceil}\left( \frac{1}{s} \right)} - 1}},$and the diffraction order of the grating shearing interferometer systemis in turn as follows: ±1, ±3, . . . , ±(2n−1), where n is the totalnumber of positive high-order diffraction beams or the negativehigh-order diffraction beams in the shearing interferometer system,

${n = {{fix}\left( \frac{m + 1}{2} \right)}},$the function ceil(X) returns the smallest integer greater than or equalto X, and the function fix(X) returns the biggest integer less than orequal to X; then, the number N of moving steps of the two-dimensionaldiffraction grating plate 4 when the interferogram is acquired isdetermined according to n, N=2(n+1), and the movement is determined as

$\frac{i}{N}$checkerboard grating period (i=0, 1, 2 . . . N−1);

(3) the first three-dimensional stage 2 is moved so that the firstgrating 101 along the Y axis direction of the grating line on theone-dimensional grating diffraction plate 1 is moved into the positionof object side field of the optical imaging system to be tested 3; thesecond three-dimensional stage 5 is moved so that the checkerboardgrating on the two-dimensional diffraction plate 4 is moved to theposition of image side field of the imaging system to be tested 3, andthe diagonal direction of the square is along the X axis direction or Yaxis direction;

(4) moving the second three-dimensional stage 5 along the X axisdirection according to the aboved mentioned

$\frac{i}{N}$checkerboard grating period (i=0, 1, 2 . . . N−1). After each movement,the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor 6 acquires a interferogram

${I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)},$transmits it to the data processing unit 7, and obtains a total of Nshearing interferograms; performing Fourier transform on the lightintensity of each position in

$\begin{matrix}{{{{I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)}\text{:}\mspace{11mu}{I_{x}(w)}} = {FF{T\left( {I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}}},} & (7)\end{matrix}$

calculating the argument of I_(x) (w) component when diagonal frequencyof frequency domain is 2π according to formula (8), and the gradientphase φ_(x) of the X axis direction is obtained:φ_(x)angle(I _(x)(w=2π))  (8),wherein the function angle (X) returns the phase angle of a complexelement X.

(5) the first three-dimensional stage 2 is moved so that the secondgrating 102 along the X axis direction of the grating line on theone-dimensional grating diffraction plate 1 is moved to the position ofobject side field of the optical imaging system to be tested 3;performing the same movement of the second three-dimensional stage 5along the Y axis direction; after each movement, the two-dimensionalphotoelectric sensor 6 acquires a interferogram,

${I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)},$transmits it to the data processing unit 7, and obtains a total of Ninterferograms; performing Fourier transform on the light intensity ofeach position in

$\begin{matrix}{{{{I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)}\text{:}\mspace{11mu}{I_{y}(w)}} = {FF{T\left( {I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}}},} & (9)\end{matrix}$

calculating the argument of I_(x)(w) component when diagonal frequencyof frequency domain is 2π, and the gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axisdirection is obtained:φ_(y)=angle(I _(y)(w=2π))  (10);

(6) by unwrapping the gradient phase φ_(x) of the X axis direction andthe gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axis direction, the differentialwavefront ΔW_(x) of the X axis direction and the differential wavefrontΔW_(y) of the Y axis direction are respectively obtained. The wavefrontreconstruction algorithm of shearing interference is used to obtain thewavefront aberration of the optical imaging system to be tested 3.

The method of the present invention has the advantages of highprecision, large measurable range of numerical aperture, and adjustableshear rate of the grating interferometer.

We claim:
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A method for wavefront measurement of an optical imaging system based on a grating shearing interferometry, comprising: (a) placing an optical imaging system (3) in a grating shearing interferometer system, the optical imaging system (3) is defined by an object side and an image side and a magnification, wherein an object plane is on the object side and perpendicular to an optical axis of the optical imaging system (3), and an image plane is on the image side and perpendicular to the optical axis of the optical imaging system (3), and the grating shearing interferometer system comprises an illumination system (8), wherein the illumination system (8) outputs spatial incoherent light in a direction of an optical axis of the grating shearing interferometer system, a one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1) fixed on a first three-dimensional stage (2) and comprising a first set of linear gratings (101) and a second set of linear gratings (102), and duty-cycle of one-dimensional diffraction grating is 50%, the first three-dimensional stage (2) for moving the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1), a two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) fixed on a second three-dimensional stage (5) and comprising a set of checkerboard gratings, and each of the checkerboard grating is square-shaped with a diagonal line, the second three-dimensional stage (5) for moving the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4), a two-dimensional photoelectric sensor (6) being connected with and sending outputs to a data processing unit (7), and the data processing unit(7) being connected with and receiving outputs of the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor (6), establishing an xyz coordinate axis system of the grating shearing interferometer system by setting motion axes of the first three-dimensional stage (2) and the second three-dimensional stage (5) as X axis, Y axis, and Z axis, respectively, wherein direction of the Z axis is along the direction of the optical axis of the grating shearing interferometer system, direction of the X axis is along the direction of the grating line of the second set of linear gratings (102) on the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1), and direction of the Y axis is along the direction of the grating line of the first set of linear gratings (101) on the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1), wherein the illumination system (8) is located on the object side of the optical imaging system (3), and the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) is located on the image side of the optical imaging system (3); adjusting the first three-dimensional stage (2) to locate the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1) on the object plane of the optical imaging system (3); adjusting the second three-dimensional stage (5) to locate the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) on the image plane of the optical imaging system (3); (b) determining number of phase-shifting moving steps N of the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) by the following steps of determining ${m = {{{ceil}\left( \frac{1}{s} \right)} - 1}},$ maximum diffraction order m according to formula wherein s is shear ratio ${ceil}\left( \frac{1}{s} \right)$ of the grating shearing interferometer system, and equals to (1/s) when (1/s) is an integer, ${ceil}\left( \frac{1}{s} \right)$ or is an immediate next positive integer that is greater than (1/s) when (1/s) is not an integer, determining total number n of positive high-order and negative low-order diffraction beams in the grating shearing interferometer system according to formula ${n = {{fix}\left( \frac{m + 1}{2} \right)}},$ wherein n equals to [(m+1)/2] when [(m+1)/2] is an integer, or n is an immediate next positive integer that is less than [(m+1)/2] when [(m+1)/2] is not an integer, determining diffraction order based on the total number n of the positive high-order and negative low-order diffraction beams as follows: ±1, ±3, . . . , ±(2n−1), determining number N of phase-shifting moving steps of the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) for acquiring interferograms according to formula N=2 (n+1), and determining period of movement of the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) $\frac{i}{N}$ which is times the period of the set of checkerboard gratings, wherein i is an integer that is 0, 1, 2, . . . (N-1); (c) moving the first three-dimensional stage (2) so that the first set of linear gratings (101) on the one-dimensional grating diffraction plate (1) are moved along the Y axis direction to a position in a field of view on the object side of the optical imaging system (3); moving the second three-dimensional stage (5) so that the set of checkerboard gratings on the two-dimensional diffraction plate (4) are moved to a position in a field of view on the image side of the optical imaging system (3), and direction of the diagonal line in each square of the checkerboard gratings is along the X axis direction or Y axis direction; (d) moving the second three-dimensional stage (5) along direction of the X axis $\frac{i}{N}$ direction according to the period of movement which is times the period of the set of checkerboard gratings, wherein i is an integer that is 0, 1, 2, . . . (N-1) $I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)$ acquiring an interferogram by the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor (6) after each movement and transmitting the interferograms to the data processing unit (7); obtaining a total number of N interferograms and performing Fourier transform on light intensity of each position corresponding to each of the N numbers of the interferograms in $I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)$ as in formula (i): $\begin{matrix} {{{I_{x}(w)} = {FF{T\left( {I_{x}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}}};} & (i) \end{matrix}$ (i); and calculating argument of I_(x) (w) component when diagonal frequency of frequency domain is 2π and obtaining a gradient phase φ_(x) of the X axis direction according to formula (ii): φ_(x)=angle (I_(x) (w=2π)) (ii), wherein φ_(x) is the phase angle function of complex element I_(x) (w); (e) moving the first three-dimensional stage (2) so that the second set of linear gratings (102) on the one-dimensional grating diffraction plate (1) are moved along the X axis direction to a position in the field of view on the object side of the optical imaging system; moving the second three-dimensional stage (5) $\frac{i}{N}$ along the direction of the Y axis according to the period of movement which is times the period of the set of checkerboard gratings, wherein i is an integer that is 0, 1, 2, . . . (N-1), $I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)$ acquiring an interferogram by the two-dimensional photoelectric sensor (6) after each movement, transmitting the interferograms to the data processing unit (7), and obtaining a total of N numbers of shearing interferograms; performing Fourier transform on a light intensity of each position corresponding to each $I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)$ of the N numbers of the shearing interferograms in according to formula (iii): $\begin{matrix} {{{I_{y}(w)} = {FF{T\left( {I_{y}\left( \frac{i}{N} \right)} \right)}}},} & ({iii}) \end{matrix}$ (iii), calculating argument of I_(y)(w) component when diagonal frequency w of frequency domain is 2π, and obtaining a gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axis direction according to formula (iv): φ_(y)=angle(I_(y) (w=2π)) (iv), wherein φ_(y) is the phase angle function of complex element I_(y)(w); and (f) unwrapping the gradient phase φ_(x) of the X axis direction to obtain differential wavefront ΔW_(x) of the X axis direction, unwrapping the gradient phase φ_(y) of the Y axis direction to obtain differential wavefront ΔW_(y) of the Y axis direction, and obtaining wavefront aberration W of the optical imaging system (3) by wavefront reconstruction algorithm of the grating shearing interferometer system.
 2. The method for wavefront measurement of the optical imaging system based on grating shearing interferometry of claim 1, wherein a period of the first set of linear gratings (101) and the second set of linear gratings (102) on the one-dimensional diffraction grating plate (1) is determined by multiplying the period of the set of checkerboard gratings on the two-dimensional diffraction grating plate (4) with the magnification of the optical imaging system (3). 